I really like the layout of Arena Sports. There's the fitness center to the right when you walk in…read moreand there are various courts for kids and camps of various age groups. When you check in there is a touch pad/kiosk and you enter your info. I wish there was a real human or a greeter to walk you to your kiddos sports location. On multiple location I got lost and had to check in with the folx near the concession. Even when I was told where to go, the coaches seemed confused on where my kids needed to go. During summer camp my kids watched a 2 hour movie for a 6 hour soccer class.I think if my kids were in the program long term they would learn how to play soccer. From what I've seen, there wasn't much organized team soccer and mostly kicking the ball around and basic drills. I hope they my review can help Arena Sports review some of the "processes" for checking in and be up front on whether kids are babysat by a TV for two hours instead of learning.

I just moved to Shoreline, got my membership and enjoy very much, it's clean and the associates…read morerespectful and very nice. I highly recommended.

Great camp, have gone for the past 3 years and loved it, my counselor was a model…read more Liked the camp.

Staff and owners are wonderful people who have a passion for soccer! Your kid will walk away with…read morenew skills and an amazing experience.

The sauna in the men's room is always broken but overall it's a fine gym. Things are kept pretty…read moreclean

Two words: Men's Sauna. Seems every year we lose the men's sauna for at least 4 weeks. Currently…read moreit's been down since NOV. It's a pricey gym with nice staff and good equipment but the sauna is an ongoing problem.

What a great swimming program for kids. The teachers were engaging and really kid friendly. The…read moreratio was amazing to see and the teachers who looked like they were part of a high school musical swim team went above and beyond to get to know the kids and they played fun games with them. I thought they might break out in song jk. This was the best swimming experience for my kids. They learned more in 30 minutes here than at the British Swim school. I also love the atmosphere as it reminded me of a community swim meet. Design and overall aesthetic of the community center is new and the center doesn't look run down. There was a random RV parked in front of the center but nothing sketch. As a parent I look out for these things. I'm excited to try more classes here for my kids.

I am very disappointed in the staff and in particular LeeMay Kim. I applied for a scholarship with…read moreSeattle parks and recreation because I don't have the income to cover the full tuition for these camps and activities. This they ran out of funding so I save up extra money just in case because my daughter really wanted to try a sport this year. I wanted to put her in camps that would help build up her creativity/motor skills.. She is very good with her hands and she wanted to try more sports.. I signed my daughter up for a soccer camp that cost 180.00 for 5 days and 50 minute sessions each day, in doors...The camp started on a monday August 11th and she got sick sunday the day prior... I emailed another program coordinator earlier monday 9am prior to the camp starting at 1pm to notify that my daughter was not feeling well, and she may miss some days of the camp... I asked if we could move her to another camp that starts in September so that she don't miss multiple days. LeeMay replied back stating the don't give refunds and she disregarded my question about asking to move my daughter to another camp... And she didn't reply at all to any of the questions I asked about happy feet soccer for 2 yr olds... She advised she could put a request in but a doctor's note is advised not required. I advised It takes time and money taking my kids to the hospital for a tummy ache and frequent uses to the bathroom when I can handle it as a parent and how come my word is not enough..she ignored the rest of my emails and chose to not put a request in for my refund or reply back stating why she could not change the camp dates or give a credit to my account for another activity. LeeMay Kim choose to not put the request in and The community center kept my 180.00 dollars. Now my daughter cant do the camp at all because I Don't have funds and could not afford to flush 180.00 down the drain... And Seattle parks and recreation scholarship department have no way in helping assist me in getting my refund.. Very disappointed in LeeMay and her un professional habits in how she chose to assist me....And how she and the Department made it harder for a child who was really wanting to be involved in a summer camp and program... I highly recommend not working with LeeMay or giving this community center any funding for youth because they really don't care about the youth... Very digested.

Wonderful service from Zach! There were a lot of excellent choices and he helped me find the…read moreperfect shoes. Thank you!

Walked in an was immediately offered assistance. Had just come from a bad experience at another…read morerunning store nearby. They were able to help me find the shoes I needed. Great experience overall.

With the foggy weather and trees with moss, the park gave an exotic feeling. I loved that I felt…read morelike I was in the wild out of the city. The road around the outskirts of the park isn't the best for running, as the road has rocks and encounters traffic lights. I recommend running inside the park instead. I liked that they had a parking area too!

This is a beautiful, shady park. Good for a walk on a hot day. The creek running through it adds…read morewonderful, calming sounds and a place for people and dogs to cool their feet. I hope someonevis planning to decrease the spread of invasive plants here soon.

So much has changed since I first started working out at the IMA, but to name a few:…read more - Expansion of the downstairs weight room Over the years, the IMA expanded the weight room and added more squat racks and other weight equipment. However, this area is super popular especially during peak hours - Universal locker rooms The locker rooms now have designated cabanas for changing and showering. I appreciate having the privacy to shower and change in a cabana versus when there were gender-assigned locker rooms - Locker rental You can rent a lock by stopping by the equipment desk on the lower level and use the lockers in the hallway at no extra cost. There are lockers inside the locker rooms but I don't have information if those are at an extra cost - Massage and acupuncture services For an extra cost, you can book massage and acupuncture appointments on the IMA website I still book personal training sessions, and I love having access to their training rooms. Especially having space to do barbell work instead of waiting for a weight rack to free up downstairs. While I still think the IMA is still one of the best gyms to work out, one thing I miss are the steam rooms (unless if I have yet to spot it). I also wish people rack up weights and equipment afterwards as it can be a pain to find stuff at times.

The University of Washington Intramural Activities Building (IMA) was my number one for exercise…read morewhen I attended the University of Washington 2010 to 2012. I adored the indoor track on the top level with window paneling that allowed me to look out as I ran. The track encircled cardio workout equipment. For intercollegiate club rugby (women's), we used the track and space in the corners between the track and the windows for combined sprints and conditioning sets. The main level had restrooms, weights, and cardio equipment as well. I used this section primarily for elliptical, rowing machine, and stationary bicycle sessions. I found this section was typically calmer on Saturday evenings, though could get a bit crowded Sunday afternoons. In the morning, before about 6:30 a.m., I enjoyed the relative calm as well. The lower level weight room I only used for rugby practice if I am recalling correctly. I signed up for an instructed spin (stationary bicycle) class a few terms and had a great instructor, named Kyle. He had excellent workouts and was a good DJ as well. The locker room provided access to a pool. I enjoyed swimming laps here and the analog clocks were perfect for timekeeping as I swam the sets I designed/wrote for myself. To the side of the entrance was a cafe of sorts where I could use my meal plan. Tables were available to sit and eat. In the mornings, I had a combination of a energy bar(s), hard-boiled eggs, Muscle Milk, and/or fruit. They also made smoothies to the order.

I'm a nanny for two 18 month old girls and we've been going to Little Gym for about six months now…read more I love it and the girls love it. The staff is supportive and knows exactly how to keep the program moving at a pace that keeps young children engaged. The girls definitely learn new skills here and it's a great place for parents and caregivers to relate!

The Little Gym has been a staple in our weekly routine. We look forward to going to class and…read morelearning new skills and fun ways to help encourage our daughter to sit on her own, stand, and walk. When we are unable to make a class the little gym is understanding and with notice will provide a roll over credit or make up class. As a FTM it is important to me that my daughter experience new things and spends time with other children. The little gym is just the place for that and teacher Jackie has made us feel so at home here. We had our daughter's first birthday party here and it was such a hit with our friends and family.

Pros: - Great views of Mount Rainer (on clear days)…read more- Kids will love the playground in the lower park - Pickleball and basketball courts (limited) Cons: - No shade trees for hot days (in upper park) - Not enough picnic tables - Dogs are supposed to be leashed, but locals (and non locals) let their pets roam freely in a corner of the upper park. It's inconvenient if you want to set up volleyball nets or play frisbee. :-(

Maple Leaf Reservoir Park is a neighborhood park in north Seattle. It spans 16 acres and has a…read morevariety of activities like pickleball courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, and a kids playground. There is a huge loop for joggers and strollers and inside the loop is a huge grassy area for picnics and folks with dogs. The two parts of the park are separated by a set of stairs. Near the public restrooms near the playground is Noah's Butterfly Garden which is a cute little section. I've always driven by this park but have never visited until now, and I might have to continue coming back because it's very nice.

A bit concerning that they needed security at the door, there were areas with no merchandise, and…read morewe didn't find the basketball shoes we were looking for. Employees were helpful, and were busy helping customers.

Spent an hour choosing multiple items for a birthday for someone in Seattle but they won't accept…read moremy Canadian credit card. Surprising that they get listed in top ten stores in Seattle.